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  # Summary Nr Event Date Report ID Fat SIC Event Description
1 147236.01 06/22/2022 0111100 X Employee Is Killed When Crushed By Mower
2 146962.01 06/14/2022 0213900 X Employee Is Killed During Fall From Truck, Mutcd Work Zone
3 146987.01 06/07/2022 0355111   Employee Adjusting Belt Amputates Finger
4 146425.01 05/19/2022 0418100 X Employee Is Killed When Run Over By Scraper
5 146311.01 05/17/2022 0626300 X Employee Is Killed In Utv Roll-Over
6 146221.01 05/13/2022 0936200 X Employee Is Killed When Ejected From Vehicle
7 145331.01 04/11/2022 0729300 X Employee Is Killed When Crushed Between Conveyor Belt And Ma
8 145492.01 04/07/2022 0521400 X Employee Is Crushed By Piv, Later Dies
9 144118.01 02/28/2022 0626700   Employee Amputates Arm In Rotating Belt
10 144288.01 02/28/2022 0522000   Employee Amputates Thumb In Sprocket
11 145714.01 02/26/2022 0418200   Employee Sustains Partial Finger Amputation On Butt Welder
12 149032.01 02/25/2022 0418800   Employee Amputates Fingertip While Operating Ice Bagging Mac
13 144207.01 02/25/2022 0522000   Employee Fractures Ankle And Lacerates Leg When Caught Betwe
14 144163.01 02/24/2022 0317900   Employee Amputates Four Toes While Assisting In Troubleshoot
15 144171.01 02/23/2022 0751910   Employee'S Fingers Are Amputated And Fractured When Caught B
16 144197.01 02/22/2022 0728500   Employee'S Fingers Are Amputated When Caught By Rotating Val
17 144102.01 02/22/2022 0950623   Employee'S Left Hand Is Injured When Caught Between Belt And
18 144005.01 02/21/2022 0521400 X Employee Dies Of Crushing Injuries To Head And Neck
19 144251.01 02/21/2022 0830500   Employee Fractures Arm On Conveyor Belt
20 144240.01 02/17/2022 0418400   Employee Fractures Pelvis When Forklift Overturns

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